Shareable, white-label proof for clients and execs

Yes, on every plan including Starter. You add your own branding and the 'Powered by AI Rankly' line is removed, so an agency's client sees the agency's report. White-labelling is not held back for a higher tier, because for an agency it is a prerequisite rather than an upgrade. A report can show visibility, share of voice, citations, sentiment where your plan includes it, and the change across the period.

No. Reports are shared as tokenised links opening a live, read-only view, so a client or an exec sees current data without an account, a password or a seat. Seats are unlimited on every plan anyway, so this is about friction rather than cost: nobody wants a monthly report that requires a stakeholder to remember a login. Because the link is live rather than a static export, opening it a week later shows the current numbers.

Yes. Set a cadence and reports go out automatically, which is the difference between a reporting habit and a recurring calendar entry somebody eventually stops honouring. Notifications and a weekly email digest are included on every plan too, covering visibility drops, sentiment shifts and new citations, so stakeholders can get a short regular signal while the full report lands monthly or quarterly.

Your branding, the metrics included, the brand or client the report covers, and the time range it compares. The point is being able to tell a specific story: a launch quarter, a single product line filtered by tag, or a before-and-after around a migration. Because brands and seats are both unlimited on every plan, you can build a separate report per client without either the client count or your team size changing the bill.

They should, because every figure traces back to stored answers. If a client asks why their mention rate moved, you can open the prompts and read the responses that produced it. Two things to represent honestly: the figures are frequency measurements across repeated runs rather than guarantees of what an engine will return next, and AI-referred traffic is under-counted everywhere because several assistants do not pass a referrer.

Yes. Every plan exports rankings and citations as CSV, Excel or JSON. Professional and Enterprise add the REST API, the airankly CLI and a Looker Studio connector, which is the usual route when AI visibility needs to sit beside other channels in an existing dashboard. The hosted MCP server is on every plan, so you can also ask Claude or Cursor for the numbers while you are writing the deck.